Question

what is the governments aim in setting quotas?
to create more competition in the market
to keep tariffs high
to increase sales of domestic goods
to limit export of domestic goods

Explanation:

Quotas are trade restrictions that limit the quantity of imported goods. By restricting imports, domestic producers face less competition from foreign goods, which helps increase the sales of domestic goods. The other options are incorrect: setting quotas doesn't aim to limit domestic exports (quotas are about imports), keeping tariffs high is a different trade policy tool, and quotas reduce foreign competition, not create more market competition.

Answer:

to increase sales of domestic goods